Out of all the answers to my question, this actually makes the most sense. ( Not that others are complete hogwash, they all had merit) I can definitely understand Quinn sensing Maya's disdain and going all antagonist on her from the get go.
Also, timeline wise, Maya met Quinn technically earlier than MC, and the very first act they had her do was setting her on MC, in a pretty brutal way. ( ALso, that apology from Sarah, genuine it might be, made me sick. You literally used her to amuse yourselves, now you're all "I'm sorry") (I really don't like Sarah.)
I don't like Sarah much either, but I can see how she didn't realize her actions would hurt Maya as badly as they did. Maya was volunteering to join a sorority after all, and that normally involves some level of discomfort as part of the hazing process. Given how far apart Maya's comfort zone is from Sarah's, it's not shocking that Sarah misjudged it.
On top of that, Sarah didn't know that Maya was gay (as far as Maya knew), or how seriously desperate Maya was for the (non-existent) money. So she no doubt assumed this would be giving Maya a 'deniable' excuse for some vicarious fun, and that Maya would object if anything really crossed the line.
None of which excuses Sarah's actions: she should be erring on the side of caution when testing an unknown pledges limits - and really should get to know a daughter before hazing her at all. She should absolutely have put a stop to Quinn's lie about free tuition (assuming Sarah was aware of that, but I assume she was). And it shouldn't have taken Ashley guilt-tripping her to realize an apology was in order after Maya (and Mona) left.
But credit where it's due, in the end Sarah
did apologize, which certainly surprised me.
Will she be redeemed, can't say but I definitely don't agree with the idea of no change. Quinn has done some horrible things but the story has made it clear that she is not happy with the path she is on.
Although given the nature of her character, a main character but not a main love interest, there is a good chance her redemption will be at the last minute.
I'm really not trying to bash Quinn, but could you explain why you think she's not happy with the path she's on? From my perspective, Quinn is perfectly happy with her path, she's just upset at all the obstacles on it. That's why she shot Tommy down the instant he asked for her to apologize.
It's the difference between being sorry you robbed a bank and being sorry you got caught.
I absolutely get that perspective. And if you're into characters like Maya and Josy, or if you're into the DIKs as a frat, she's a piece of shit. But, I think all of that is a facade. She's putting on the tough girl show for everyone to keep them at arms length and away from her delicate and damaged reality, which she is struggling more and more to hide from the MC. The MC is her gateway to, for lack of a better word, salvation. Just how I see it.
I agree Quinn is wearing a metaphorical mask, but not in the way that metaphor is usually used. She isn't putting on a facade to hide her true self, she's putting on a facade to express her true self more easily. The real Quinn, or at least the person Quinn aspires to be, is the hard-nosed, cutthroat asshole that does whatever she wants and takes no shit from anyone. The insecure, helpless girl represents all the failings Quinn wants to expunge from her psyche; indeed, she seems to have real trouble coping with reminders that she hasn't already done so.
I've said before that the Maya we see at the start of the game is Maya as she wishes she could be: kind, confident and flirtatious, free of all her anxiety and rejections. Quinn's "mask" is the DIK equivalent of that. It's probably one more reason why the two rub each other the wrong way - each aspires to be the other's antithesis.
Anyway, this is precisely why I think it's going to be much harder to 'change' Quinn than people might expect. It's not about allowing Quinn to express her hidden virtues, it's about convincing Quinn that the very core of her self-identity is worth letting go. That's not impossible, but it's going to take a hell of a lot to pull off - more than even the MC's vaunted magic penis.
Quinn is a character who does not act without thinking.
We understand why she acts like that towards Maya. She lets her apply because she needs fresh meat for her restaurant. When she realizes that Maya will not participate, she does everything to get rid of her.
On the other hand, her attitude towards Tommy is quite confusing. Not telling him that the HOTs won't be at the party, it's incomprehensible. Quinn is no fool, she knows what this decision is going to result in:
- piss off Tommy (why?)
- disappoint Sage who had told her to warn the DIK (why draw Sage's attention to her?)
I can't see what its objective here?
No, I'd say Quinn is most definitely a fool. She's intelligent, she's crafty, and she's certainly not gullible. But the game makes it clear that she is
extremely foolish. She always lets her ambition override her caution. That's the point Riona's been trying to impress on Quinn for 4 episodes now, which predictable results.
Please help me with the mansion mission how i allocate the experience ? And how i make money for windows repair ?
There's a
good guide in the OP, with links to other guides if you want more details. If you're really desperate for a solution,
this will complete the whole minigame by the end of Episode 7 (it will still take time for the windows to be installed), but I think it would likely be more fun to try out solutions on your own.